Iowa Lakes Community College

Table of Semester Course Equivalents for Iowa Lakes Community College

Note 1: This equivalency guide is for the 2010-2011 catalog of Minnesota State University, Mankato (MSU) and the 2010-2011 Iowa Lakes Community College catalog.

Note 2: This equivalency table is a general guide to transfer of coursework to MSU. It is recommended that students refer to a copy of the 2010-2011 MSU catalog for the specific program requirements. Our catalog is available online at http://www.mnsu.edu/dept/ugbull

Note 3: Students transferring with an Associate in Arts Degree will satisfy the MSU general education requirements.

Note 4: Students transferring with an Associate in Science or an Associate in Applied Science and with less than 40 semester hours of general education will have to complete additional general education requirements at MSU.

Note 5: Students transferring without a degree will have their already completed general education coursework applied to the MSU general education, but will have to complete any unfinished MSU general education requirements.

Note 6: Some majors and minors at MSU require specific general education courses. Please review the MSU catalog to determine the appropriate general education requirements for your selected major.

Note 7: Courses noted as elective credit will not satisfy general education or major or minor requirements, but will transfer and count toward the total credits needed for graduation.

Note 8: "No credit" courses will not transfer.

Note 9: Courses do not have a direct equivalent course at MSU, but will be used in the MnTC goal noted in the right column.

Note 10: Coursework completed in the career on technical programs at ILCC will be limited to 16 semester hours of transfer credit.

Any questions pertaining to this guide or to other transfer issues may be directed to your community college transfer specialist or counselor. Questions may also be directed to the MSU Admissions Office. Phone: 507-389-1822 or toll-free: 800-722-0544 or by email to transfer@mnsu.edu

Table of Semester Course Equivalents for Iowa Lakes Community College

Iowa Lakes Number	Iowa Lakes Course 2010-2011	MSU Equivalent 2010-2011	MnTC
Accounting (ACC)
111	Intro to Accounting	Elective Credit
131	Principles of Accounting I	ACCT 200
132	Principles of Accounting I	ACCT 200
161-941		Elective credit
Administrative Assistant (ADM)
106	Intro to Keyboarding	See Note 10
116	Keyboarding II	See Note 10
132	Bus Math & Calculators	Elective Credit
142	Desktop Publishing	BED 481
162	Office Procedures	Elective Credit
220	Career Development Skills	See Note 10
254-355		No Credit
936	Occupational Experience	See Note 10
941	Practicum	Elective Credit
Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)
401-507		See Note 6
Agriculture-Farm Management (AGB)
101-327		Elective Credit
307		See Note 10
436	Grain Merchandising
339-930		Elective Credit
Agriculture - Mechanics (AGM)
102-850		See Note 6
Agriculture Comprehensive (AGC)
102-106		Elective Credit
109	Advanced Computer Spreadsheets
111	Basic First Aid/Life Support
200-928		Elective Credit
Agriculture-Horticulture (AGH)
106-860		Elective credit
Agronomy (AGA)
112	Agronomy	Elective Credit
113	Advanced Agronomy	Elective Credit
114	Principals of Agronomy
131	Plant Physiology	Elective Credit
154	Fundamentals of Soil Science
156-218		Elective Credit
219	Planting and Seeding Seminar/Lab
283	Pesticide Application Cert
284-375		Elective Credit
840	Agronomy Laboratory	No Credit
Agriculture - Precision AG (AGP)
242	Precision Ag Applications
329	Intro to GPS
450	Fundamentals of GIS
Agriculture Animal Science (AGS)
113-319, 561-565		See Note 6
350-559		Elective credit
Anthropology (ANT)
100	Introduction to Anthropology	See Note 10
105	Cultural Anthropology	See Note 10
Art (ART)
101	Art Appreciation	Art 160	6
121	2-D Design	Art 101
124	Computer Art	Elective Credit
127	Digital Illustration	Elective credit
133	Drawing I	Art 110
134	Drawing II	Art 210
143	Painting I	Art 240
144	Painting II	Elective credit
173	Ceramics I	Art 250
174	Ceramics II	Elective credit
206	Art History	Elective credit
286	Photography: Portraiture	Elective Credit
928	Independent Study in Art	Elective credit
American Sign Language (AS)
101 & 102	Intro to Am Sign Language & Deaf Cult. I & II	Would count as 4 credits toward BA language requirement if both taken.
Collision Repair and Refinish (CRR)
201-908		See Note 6
Automotive Technology (AUT)
115-890		See Note 6
Aviation (AVI)
105	Introduction to Aviation
110	History of Aviation
129	Employment Preparation for Aviation Careers	Elective credit
139	Private Pilot Theory
140	Private Pilot Ground School	AVIA 150
180	Private Pilot Flight Laboratory I	AVIA 151
212	Instrument Ground School	AVIA 260
215	Aviation Safety
220	Aviation Meteorology
245	Commercial/Instrument Cross Country. Ft. Lab
246	Comm/Instrument Flight Lab	AVIA 251/261
261	Commercial Pilot Ground School	AVIA 250
300	Flight Instrument Ground School
301	Instrument Instructor
350	Flight Instructor Flight Lab	Elective credit
400	Multi-Engine Rating	AVIA 371
405	Multi-Engine Rating	AVIA 371
928	Aircraft Transition Training
941	Practicum
Mass Media Studies (MMS)
101	Mass Media	Mass 110
105-941		Elective Credit
Business Computer Applications (BCA)
134	Word Processing	BED 162
152	Comprehensive Spreadsheets	See Note 10
185	Beginning Web Page Development	See Note 10
212	Intro to Comp Business Apps	Elective Credit
218	Adv Microsoft Office Apps	See Note 10
701-719		Elective credit
722	Introduction to the Internet	See Note 10
725-757		Elective credit
758	Intermediate Microsoft Works- Spreadsheet	See Note 10
761-771		Elective credit
772-774		See Note 10
783-793		Elective credit
796	Computer Skills in the Workplace	See Note 10
Biology (BIO)
102	Introductory Biology
105	Introductory Biology
112	General Biology I
113	General Biology II
141	Ecology & Environment Concepts	ENVR 101	3A
151	Nutrition
159	Fundamentals of Anatomy & Physiology
163	Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology
168	Human Anatomy & Physiology I
173	Human Anatomy & Physiology II
186	Microbiology	BIOL 270	3A
248	Introduction to Bioscience Technology
285	Projects in Biology
300	Field Biology & Lab	See Note 9	10
Business General (BUS)
102	Intro to Business	MRKT 100
106-200		Elective Credit
210	Business Statistics	See Note 9	4
211	Business Statistics	ECON 207 (Bus Stats)	4
212-949		Elective credit
Computer Aided Drafting (CAD)
111 - 946		Elective credit
	*Iowa Lakes students completing the Computer Aided Drafting and Design Program will satisfy the Drafting and Design Requirement of the Minnesota State University, Mankato MET & AET majors.
Casino Management (CA's)
All		See Note 10
Chemistry (CHM)
151	College Chemistry I	Elective Credit
152	College Chemistry I Lab	Elective Credit
166	General Chemistry I
176	General Chemistry II & Lab
190	Intro to Forensic Chemistry	CHEM 131
263	Organic Chemistry I
273	Organic Chemistry II & Lab
948	Special Projects	Elective Credit
Construction (CON)
106-932		See Note 6
Early Childhood Education (ECE)
103	Intro to Early Childhood Education	EEC 201 & 203
106	Childhood Development Associate Standard
110-140		Elective credit
158	Early Childhood Curriculum I
159	Early Childhood Curriculum II
170-211		Elective credit
221	Infant/Toddler Care and Education
243-290		Elective credit
Communication (COM)
020-780		See Note 6
Computer Programming (CIS)
125-141		Elective Credit
146-148		See Note 10
161-402		Elective credit
612	Advanced Visual Basic	See Note 10
660	PERL/CGI	Elective credit
700	Introduction to Linux	See Note 10
928	Independent Study	Elective credit
941	Computer Science Practicum	Elective credit
	*MSU teaches the two semester introductory computer science sequence, COMS 102 & 103, using the JAVA language. Computer Science majors transferring from Iowa Lakes, who have not had a JAVA programming course, will need to take a JAVA short course their first term at MSU.
Cultural Studies (CLS)
131	African Studies
Criminal Justice (CRJ)
100	Intro to Criminal Justice	Elective credit
110	Patrol Procedures	See Note 10
115	Motor Vehicle Law	See Note 10
116-123		Elective credit
130	Criminal Law	See Note 10
131	Criminal Law and Procedure	LawE 231
133	Constitutional Criminal Procedure	See Note 10
136	Correctional Law	See Note 10
141	Criminal Investigation	LawE 233
153	First Responder	HLTH 210
160-200		Elective credit
201	Juvenile Delinquency	LawE 332
207	Drug Use & Abuse	HLTH 310
208	Introduction to Private Security	See Note 10
214	Survival Spanish for Criminal Justice	See Note 10
218-250		Elective credit
270	Forensics Computer Science I	See Note 10
271-920		Elective credit
Computer Science (CSC)
101	Computer Familiarization	See Note 10
110	Intro to Computers	IT 101
Film and Theatre (DRA)
101	Intro to Theatre	ENG 215
Economics (ECN)
120	Principals of Macroeconomics	ECON 201
130	Principals of Microeconomics	ECON 202
Education (EDU)
210-218		Elective credit
235	Children's Literature	ENG 325	6
Engineering Technology (EGT)
139	Statistics Engineering	Elective Credit
English (ENG)
003-062		No credit
101	Elements of Writing	ENG 100
105	English Composition I	ENG 101	1A
106	English Composition II	ENG 275	1C
221	Creative Writing	ENG 242
Literature (LIT)
101	Intro to Literature	ENG 110	6
110,111	American Literature I & II	Credit in American Literature	6
120	American Novel	Elective credit
124	American Poetry	ENG 112
130	African American Literature	Elective credit
133	Minority Voices in US Literature	Elective credit
134	Multicultural Literature	ENG 318
141	British Literature	ENG 110
150,151	World Literature I & II	ENG 215	6
161	The Short Story	ENG 114	6
184	Young Adult Literature	ENG 110
195	Nature of Evil in Literature	Elective credit
Environmental Science (ENV)
145	Conservation Biology
English as A Second Language (ESL)
045-087		No credit
Environmental Studies (EVS)
114	Environmental Studies I	ENVR 101	3A, 10
124	Environmental Studies II	Elective credit (With Lab)	10
203-941		Elective credit
Finance (FIN)
101	Principals of Banking	Elective Credit
121	Personal Finance	FINA 100
140	Business Finance	Elective Credit
180	Intro to Investments	Elective Credit
Foreign Language-Spanish (FLS)
104	Spanish For Professionals	See Note 10
112	Spanish For Professionals: BUS	See Note 10
141	Elementary Spanish I	SPAN 101
142	Elementary Spanish II	SPAN 102
241	Intermediate Spanish I	SPAN 201	8
242	Intermediate Spanish II	SPAN 202	8
946	Spanish Seminar	Elective credit
Geography (GEO)
115	Human Geography	GEOG 103	5
121	World Regional Geography	GEOG 341	5
Graphic Communications (GRA)
118-932		See Note 10
Health Sciences (HSC)
114	Medical Terminology
134	First Aide/CPR
145	Pharmacology in Nursing
146	Medication Aide
163	Normal Nutrition	FCS 140 (Satisfies Nursing & Dental Hygiene)
172	Nurse Aide	See Note 10
177	Nurse Aide II	See Note 10
186	Human Growth & Development	EDFN 235	5
187	Human Growth & Development-Adult	Elective credit
194	Rehabilitative/Restorative Aid
217	Introduction to Pathology
223	Human Relations	Elective credit
235	Supervision in Health Care
Health Care Administration (HCA)
110-946		Elective credit
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
112	First Responder	HLTH 210
213-629		Elective credit
Disability Services (DSV)
104-941		Elective credit
Hospitality, Culinary & Management (HCM)
104-938		Elective credit
History (HIS)
110 & 111	Western Civilization I & II	HIST 170 & 171	5
151 & 152	American History I & II	HIST 190 & 191	5
201	History of Iowa	Elective credit
251	United States History (1945-present)	HIST 150
255	American Indian History and Culture	ANTH 334
257	African American History	Elective credit
285	Classical Heritage	See Note 9	6
Health Information Technology
244 - 245	Basic CPT Coding	See Note 10
Human Services (HSV)
140	Social Work and Social Welfare	SOWK 210
162	Intro to Human Disabilities & Services	Elective Credit
225	Counseling skills	Elective Credit
Computer Networking (NET)
122-910		Elective credit
Journalism (JOU)
115-210		Elective credit
220	Advanced Newswriting	Mass 221
941	Journalism Practicum	Elective credit
Paralegal/Legal Studies (LGL)
111-200		Elective credit
205	Employment Law
240-941		Elective credit
Marine Service Technology (MSE)
143-932		See Note 6
Mathematics (MAT)
004-102		No credit
110	Math for Liberal Arts	Math 110
117	Mathematics for Elementary Teachers	Math 201	4
120 & 121	College Algebra	Math 112	4
127	College Algebra and Trig	Math 112	4
130	Trigonometry	Math 113
140	Finite Mathematics	See Note 9	4
156	Statistics	STAT 154	4
157	Statistics	STAT 154 or ECON 207 (Bus Stats)	4
210	Calculus I	Math 121	4
211	Calculus II	Math 122
217	Calculus III	Math 223
218	Calculus IV	Elective Credit
225	Differential Equations	Math 321
770	Applied Math	Developmental/No Credit
772	Applied Math	No credit
785	Agricultural Math	No credit
Medical Assistant (MAP)
111-941	Medical Office Management	See Note 10
Management (MGT)
101-190		Elective Credit
Marketing (MKT)
110-938		Elective Credit
Motorcycle Technology (MOT)
128-932		See Note 6
Massage Therapy (MST)
101-810		See Note 10
General Music (MUS)
100	Music Appreciation	MUS 120	6
102	Music Fundamentals
120 & 135	Music Theory & Lab I	MUS 131 if both taken
121 & 136	Music Theory & Lab II	MUS 132 if both taken
140	Concert Choir	MUS 101	6, 11
145	Concert Band	MUS 112	11
149	Pep Band
153	Jazz Singers	See Note 9	11
155	Men's Chorus	MUS 105	11
156	Women's Chorus	MUS 102	11
166	Jazz Combo/Improvision	MUS 115	6, 11
170	Jazz Band	MUS 115	11
175	Woodwind Ensemble	MUS 119	11
176	Brass Ensemble	MUS 119	11
177	Percussion Ensemble	MUS 119	11
178	Handbell Ringers	See Note 9	11
190	Jazz Improvisation	Elective credit
200	Music History I	MUS 321
201	Music History II	MUS 322
202	World Music
203	History of American Music
205	Jazz History & Appreciation	MUS 220	6
220 & 235	Music Theory III & Ear Training Lab	MUS 231 if both taken
221 & 236	Music Theory IV & Lab	MUS 232 if both taken
250	Musical Play Production	MUS 117
Music - Applied (MUA)
101	Applied Voice	MUS 251
119	Class Piano	MUS 160
120	Applied Piano	MUS 261
124	Applied Guitar	MUS 278
128	Applied String Bass	MUS 273-04
150	Applied Tuba	MUS 271-05
152	Applied Bassoon	MUS 272-05
154	Applied Clarinet	MUS 272-03
156	Applied Flute	MUS 272-01
158	Applied French Horn	MUS 271-02
160	Applied Oboe	MUS 272-02
162	Applied Saxophone	MUS 272
164	Applied Trombone	MUS 271-03
166	Applied Trumpet	MUS 271-01
174	Single Reed Methods	Elective Credit
180	Applied Percussion	MUS 274
Parts Distribution & Inventory Control (PAR)
113-124		See Note 6
Philosophy (PHI)
101	Intro to Philosophy	PHIL 100	6
105	Intro to Ethics	PHIL 120W
142	Ethics in Business	PHIL 224W
Physical Education Activities (PEA)
106-134		PE /Elective credit	11
137	Life Guard Training I	HP 250	11
146,246	Physical Fitness I, II	PE /Elective credit	11
187 & 287 & 294	Weight Training I - III	PE /Elective credit	11
158	Scuba Diving I	HP 190	11
164	Swimming I	HP 105	11
174	Tennis I	PE /Elective credit	11
176	Volleyball I	PE /Elective credit	11
197	Body Sculpt and Tone
Coaching/Officiating (PEC)
101-115		See Note 9	11
120	Body Structure & Function
126-160		See Note 9	11
General Physical Education and Health (PEH)
102	Health	HLTH 101	11
141 &142	First Aid	HLTH 210	11
161	Intro to Physical Education	HP 160	11
225	Healthy Lifestyles Management	PE /Elective credit	11
230	Coping With Stress	PE /Elective credit	11
Physical Education Training (PET)
105-181		PE /Elective credit	11
Intercollegiate Physical Education (PEV)
110-215		PE /Elective credit	11
900	Field Trip
Pharmacy Technology (PHR)
107-941		See Note 10
Psychology (PSY)
111	Intro to Psychology	PSYC 101
211	Psychology of Adjustment	PSYC 240
121-241		Elective credit
251	Social Psychology	PSYC 340	5
261	Human Sexuality	Elective credit
281	Educational Psychology	Elective Credit
Reading (RDG)
30	Intro to College Reading I	No credit
31	Intro to College Reading II	No credit
120	College Reading	Elective Credit
Recreation (REC)
112	Backpacking	Elective credit
113	Concepts of Wellness	Elective credit
114	Foundations of Recreation	RPLS 272
118	Recreation Leadership	RPLS 277
122	Recreation Fieldwork I	Elective credit
132	Orienteering	Elective credit
133	Outdoor Living Skills	Elective credit
140	Introduction to River Kayaking	Elective credit
214	Program Planning and Organization	Elective credit
233	Intro. to Outdoor Recreation	RPLS 325
235	Recreation Practicum	Elective credit
236	Recreation Practicum	Elective credit
Religion (REL)
101	Survey of World Religions	Elective Credit
Physical Science (PHS)
113	Intro to Physical Science	See Note 9	3A
142	Principals of Astronomy	See Note 9	3B
166	Meteorology Weather climate	GEOG 217	3B
185	Intro to Earth Science	See Note 9	3B
187	Intro to Earth Science	See Note 9	3A
Physics (PHY)
162	College Physics I	PHYS 211
172	College Physics II	PHYS 212
184	Applied Physics	Elective Credit
212	Classical Physics I	PHYS 221
222	Classical Physics II	PHYS 222 & 232
Practical Nursing (PNN)
101-722		See Note 6
Science (SCI)
111	Infinity Scholars I-Seminar	Elective credit
112	Infinity Scholars II-Seminar	Elective credit
Sign Communication Skills (SCS)
101	Basic Sign Language	2 Credits toward BA language requirement.
Student Development (SDV)
075 - 090		No Credit
103 - 195		Elective Credit
Sustainable Energy Resources (SER)
101-201		See Note 10
Political Science (POL)
110	Intro to Political Science	POLS 100	5
111	American National Government	POLS 111	5
112	American State & Local Government	See Note 9	5
121	International Relations	Elective credit
125	Comparative Politics & Government	POL 241
135	World Politics	Elective credit
201	The US Constitution	Elective credit
213	Critical Thinking for Contemporary Society	Elective Credit
Sociology (SOC)
110	Intro to Sociology	SOC 101	5
115	Social Problems	SOC 100	5
120	Marriage & Family	SOC 208	5
126	Social Science Interim	Elective credit
160	Intro to Social Work	Elective Credit
186	Contemporary Global Issues	SOC 150
200	Minority Group Relations	Elective Credit
220	Sociology of Aging	GERO 200
270	Social & Behavior Research Methods	Elective Credit
890	Service Learning	See Note 10
Speech (SPC)
101	Fundamentals of Oral Communication	SPEE 100	1B
112	Public Speaking	SPEE 102	1B
121 & 122	Interpersonal Communications	SPEE 101	1B
Surgical Technology (SUR)
121-520		See Note 10
Welding (WEL)
111-337		See Note 6
Wind Energy & Turbine Technology (WTT)
103-932		See Note 6